On this episode of 'Collective Loathing,' three middle-aged white men known as Felix, the Sober Fox, and #Hollywood, tackle topics relating to their generation, Gen X. They open by highlighting their generation's resilience and unique upbringing, moving on to express their collective frustration with societal changes and generational stereotypes. Their discussion ranges from a critique of a controversial commencement speech by Harrison Butker advocating traditional gender roles, to celebrating the empowerment messages in the X-Men 97 series and other successful cartoon reboots. The episode balances personal anecdotes with broader cultural commentary, focusing on the implications of these narratives for Gen X's legacy and values. Through humor and nostalgia, the hosts engage in a lively debate on everything from gender dynamics and LGBTQ+ representation in media to the personal impact of childhood cartoons, culminating in an open, reflective discussion on how these elements have shaped their identities and perspectives.